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How Does Your Small Business Compare? Check This Interactive Map to Find Out

Last Updated on March 13, 2019

Ben is the resident wordsmith and grammar guru at Fundera. He makes sure their top-notch content stays accessible, interesting, and useful for small business owners. Previously, Ben wrote for the Columbia Spectator and eBay's curatorial team.

When it comes to small business financing, we can tell you exactly how you compare in terms of annual revenue, personal credit score, and years in business—and what loan sizes and APRs you should expect if you’re financing the business.

Check it out:

Every state has its own rules, regulations, laws, demographics, industries, markets, and economies—but the more you know about general geographic trends in business and financing, the better off you’ll be.

Here are some extra-interesting highlights we think are worth mentioning:

See any notable facts about your home state? Comment below and let us know! Plus, learn more about the best cities to start a small business in New York and California.

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Ben is the resident wordsmith and grammar guru at Fundera. He makes sure their top-notch content stays accessible, interesting, and useful for small business owners. Previously, Ben wrote for the Columbia Spectator and eBay's curatorial team.